Greek student first-in-state in HSC Indonesian Extension

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The NSW HSC results were released yesterday, and excited students are now able to put their anxiousness behind them and look forward to the next stage of their lives.

A number of Greek students have shined in NSW among the top achievers in the state.

Notably, Greek-Australian, Isaiah Kezelos, achieved an exceptional ATAR of 99.35.

The School Captain of Macarthur Anglican School, also placed first in the state for Indonesian Extension, fifth for Indonesian Continuers and seventh for Music 1.

Congratulations to Isaiah on behalf of the Greek community for this wonderful achievement!

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